The bar chart showed the percentage of school children learning to play four different musical instruments (violin, guitar, piano, drums) in 3 years 2005, 2010, 2015. Summarise the information by selecting and reporting the main features, and make comparisons where relevant.

The bar chart compares the differences in the quantity of

school children

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schoolchildren

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between four types of

music

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instruments, namely

Piano

,

Guitar

,

Drums

, and

Violin

, over

10-year

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duration, starting from 2005.

Overall

, all instruments, which were enrolled to learn, depicted an increase over time, with the exception of

Violin

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.

Moreover

, both

Guitar

and

Piano

were the most popular for trainees in all surveyed years. In 2005, starting with around 11%,

Piano

and

Guitar

were still higher than

Drums

- the most unpopular music instruments

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this

time - by

5

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a 5

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% gap in the

amount

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of learners. By 2010,

this

gap quadrupled and depicted that both

Piano

and

Guitar

students had doubled to approximately 20% and 18% respectively, whilst the figure for

Drums

had remained unchanged at 5%. In accordance with

Violin

, in contract, it witnessed an advert pattern which marginally declined by 2%.

According to

the number of

Guitar

enrolments, in 2015,

this

instrument was the most rapid rise, reaching the top at 40% and being higher than

Violin

by only 2%. After staying unchanged in 2010,

Drums

doubled to around 10% at the

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of time.

However

,

Violin

learners had a tendency to drop to the lowest point in 2015.